Cochin International Airport limited (CIAL), is inviting companies to submit bids for a total of 12 retail outlets in both its domestic and international terminal and explains that there will be tenders for individual shops, rather than a master concession. The deadline for submissions is 28 August.
CIAL, a greenfield airport operating under the public private partnership model, is one of the fastest growing airports in India and is the fourth largest for international passenger traffic, serving over 10m passengers a year.
“The stupendous growth in domestic and international passengers over the last few years has made Cochin International Airport a much sought after destination for airport retail operations,” insists CIAL.
“Tenders are invited from individual agencies for award of license to operate retail outlets in the New Domestic Terminal & International Terminal. The tenders are for each individual shop. This is not a master concession.”
CIAL is proposing tenders for seven stores in T1 (the newly converted domestic terminal) and five stores in T3 (international terminal) over a licence period of four years.
06/08/19 TR Business
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CIAL, a greenfield airport operating under the public private partnership model, is one of the fastest growing airports in India and is the fourth largest for international passenger traffic, serving over 10m passengers a year.
“The stupendous growth in domestic and international passengers over the last few years has made Cochin International Airport a much sought after destination for airport retail operations,” insists CIAL.
“Tenders are invited from individual agencies for award of license to operate retail outlets in the New Domestic Terminal & International Terminal. The tenders are for each individual shop. This is not a master concession.”
CIAL is proposing tenders for seven stores in T1 (the newly converted domestic terminal) and five stores in T3 (international terminal) over a licence period of four years.
06/08/19 TR Business
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